Breakbulk & Project Cargo

TWD designed advanced monopile handling deck systems for Van Oord's Boreas vessel, improving efficiency for offshore wind projects

Market stabilization in late 2026 could lead to reduced margins for freight forwarders as commercial pressures intensify

Radia has partnered with the Italian government to develop its WindRunner cargo plane for oversized wind turbine components.

AAL Shipping is focusing on maximizing cargo density per voyage to drive its decarbonization efforts in the heavy lift sector

Amazon has secured a 600MW power purchase agreement for carbon-free electricity from the Gennaker offshore wind farm in Germany

DeepOcean will remove flexible process risers and subsea umbilicals from BP's Foinaven field as part of a new contract

Norwegian Greentech won contracts for ten ballast water treatment systems for newbuild vessels in Europe.

COSCO SHIPPING and HHLA are expanding Airbus component handling capacity at Hamburg's Tollerort Terminal.

Damen has begun building a new MP ASV while naming the Windcat Antwerpen, enhancing offshore wind vessel capacity.

Policy and regulatory misalignment are the main barriers to electrifying offshore wind vessels, despite rapid technological advancements

German police stopped a Spanish carrier's oversized load in Trierweiler due to dimension breaches and missing permits

DNV verified the advanced lifting system for installing tunnel elements in the Fehmarn Belt immersed tunnel project

Core Power begins a feasibility study for BWX Technologies' mPower SMR in floating nuclear plants, boosting maritime nuclear energy.

Multipurpose vessel capacity is critically low, with less than 1% idle, due to port congestion and geopolitical factors.

The JOC Breakbulk Shipper Index continued its decline in May, reflecting persistent challenges in multipurpose vessel capacity

Rhenus Logistics, Duisport, HGK Shipping, and Viking Cruises have launched an alliance to advocate for inland waterway investment

OMS Group is conducting sea acceptance tests for its new long-range uncrewed surface vessel (USV) in Southern France

A US-Iran agreement is set to ease oil market tensions, potentially lowering supply risks and impacting Gulf shipping and project cargo.

Broekman Logistics expanded its heavy-lift capacity in Rotterdam with a new Liebherr LHM 800 mobile harbor crane.

Middle Eastern oil and gas producers are seeking alternative export routes to reduce reliance on the Strait of Hormuz after recent conflict

The Port of Rønne is emerging as a vital logistics hub for offshore wind projects in the Baltic Sea.

Vår Energi is reshaping its Norwegian Continental Shelf portfolio with $460 million in acquisitions, swaps, and divestments.

The global trade of critical minerals is evolving into a complex strategic landscape, prompting new industrial projects.

French heavy-lift airship developer Flying Whales has been selected for the 2026 French Tech Next40 program

The European Parliament has ratified the tariff clauses of a recent EU-US trade agreement, removing duties on most industrial products.

Deendayal Port Authority has implemented new standard operating procedures for dry bulk and breakbulk ship-to-ship transfers.

ExxonMobil has partnered with Vopak Terminal Durban and Transnet Pipelines to develop South Africa's first LNG import terminal

MPV operators are concerned about complex environmental regulations and unclear green fuel pathways, delaying new ship orders

MPV operators are hesitant to resume Strait of Hormuz transits, awaiting certainty on the US-Iran peace deal's stability

Kanata Clean Power & Climate Technologies and Hanwha Ocean are exploring a $15.7 billion floating LNG project in Canada